Seminar Introduction
PICK UP SEMINAR introduction
Human information processing mechanisms from the perspective of cognitive psychology - Miki Uetsuki
Students are free to choose a wide range of research topics based on psychology, present them in class, and discuss the topic and research method with other seminar students to find better research.
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"The ability to derive answers based on data" Associate Professor Miki Uetsuki ~Seminar Edition~
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"The ability to derive answers based on data" Associate Professor Miki Uetsuki ~Seminar Edition~
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Community formation and social education facilities - Masanori Oki
Social education facilities such as community centers, libraries, and museums are involved not only in educational activities in the local community, but also in spreading and passing on local culture and promoting local industries. We will specifically examine the relationship between the two, while being aware of the diverse roles that such social education facilities play in the local community.
Work-life balance: Focusing on learning activities and community activities - Seiko Ogawa
We will of course pay attention to child-rearing and elderly care, but also to other learning activities, community activities, and volunteer activities, in order to explore new possibilities for work-life balance.
Sports business, sports and urban development, regional revitalization Yosuke Tahara
This course will focus on regional revitalization through sports, and will comprehensively address how "doing," "watching," and "supporting" through sports affects town development and regional revitalization, what challenges they face, and how they should develop in the future.
SEMINAR LIST Research themes and contents
This is a list of specialized seminars to be taken in the third year. The specialized seminars are related to all five programs, so students can choose seminars from any program.
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Hajime Akitomi
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Akiko Anzai
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Makiko Ito
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Miki Uetsuki
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Mie Uda
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Chihiro Umegaki
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Masanori Oki
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Yasuharu Otani
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Ken Ohori
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Seiko Ogawa
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Makoto Kawami
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Shuzo Saito
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Yukie Sugano
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Yasuko Sugita
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Takeda Mia
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Yosuke Tahara
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Katsuo Nagai
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Yutaro Nashimoto
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Hiroshi Nishijima
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Takego Noguchi
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Yoko Honjo
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Shoichi Morimoto
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Yasui Toshifumi
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Masako Yokobori
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RESEARCH THEMES Examples of student research topics
● A Consideration of Art Activities by People with Disabilities in Local Communities
● Analysis of my self-image as a "college student who volunteers"
● Revitalizing intergenerational exchange through children's club activities and its significance
●Consider how to revitalize the central urban area by leveraging the unique characteristics of the town.
● Considerations on the community-building function of markets
● Creating play spaces where children's "wants" can be fulfilled, as seen from play parks.
● A new form of parent-child support woven within the community
● The influence of loneliness on the belief in pseudoscience through the medium of "big questions"
● Examining social disparities in sports
● Economic barriers to relocating to rural areas